Sentence examples for a utilitarian design from inspiring English sources

At its core, the show was a utilitarian design competition—and the best designers don't always make the best reality show personalities.

Where A. Litteri stuck to a utilitarian design aesthetic for as long as I can remember, Nankervis has infused it with such touches as decor features made of wine bottles, and he has rebuilt part of the store as a wine- and specialty product-tasting area.

They seem to either be casual in aesthetic and centered around a utilitarian design, or straight off the runway and built more for show than function.

For changing the volume, those physical knobs will always remain easier to use than screens, but when it comes to navigation or interacting with apps, Ford's focus on a utilitarian design over fanciful flourishes helps you to get things done fast and your eyes back on the road.

And so the Emerald City has commissioned 26 sculptures to be peppered around the city with a utilitarian design geared toward skateboarding.

"The Defender is the last holdout of a classic, utilitarian design," says Jonathan Ward, founder and chief executive of Icon, a Los Angeles-based builder and restorer specialising in vintage 4x4s.

It's worth noting that Lobe's approach complements Microsoft's existing Azure ML Studio platform, which also offers a drag-and-drop interface for building machine learning models, though with a more utilitarian design than the slick interface that the Lobe team built.

It has a sparse, utilitarian design.

"It is a very utilitarian design," said Mr. Wilmers, project manager for Bronx Criminal Court.

Consequently, in contrast to the heavily ornamented 1857 bridge, the new bridge has a starkly utilitarian design and the only ornamentation consists of two ornamental lamp posts at each entrance.

Other developers have been attracted, and some of New York's most adventurous new architecture can be found in the area, including the two new apartment buildings at Main and Front Streets, a big one that might be called neo-Egyptian, and a smaller, highly colored structure that seems modernist Milanese -- a battle of styles in what is otherwise a bastion of utilitarian design.